Well, since it creates a comma splice, can we move it to before "sir"?

I think it’s best to ovoid this show. 

Ccoincidentally, there are some very recent developments in that story:

“Although the video of the incident that circulated online doesn’t have audio, it shows Rowling turning with obvious anger toward the usher after she begins . . .”

So you read the Red Notice notice?

Still not as bad as my high-school bud’s girlfriend who on a mixtape labeled the song “Rocks/Sand.”

You don’t have to apologize for not clarifying that you were sharing personal opinions and not what you presumed was objective fact. That’s because all of us, posting at an internet pop-culture website in its comments section, are operating within the context of commentary, of, you know, opining. It’s not as if you…

“Bemused" doesn't mean "amused."

Egads.

This snark is unwarranted. It’s clear from his first post that he’s very explicitly talking solely about print media (“billboards and buses”). You know, advertisements, in the countable sense (vs. the uncountable concept of “advertisement”). Perhaps he could have added the qualifier “print” before “advertising” in his…

Yeah, but that genuinely was the worst episode of that series. (And the ads for it didn’t help: “This week, one of the show’s biggest mysteries WILL be resolved.”)

Its at #1 in this list. You may have mistaken #2 for the top spot because they took a five-worst-traps detour before getting to #1.

Aw, you could have at least posted a picture of the real Peter Cushing, not that CGI-sore from Rogue One.

TURN DOWN FOR WHAT was turned down for what?????

I know the point stands regardless of the chronology, but calling Winkler’s performance in The Lords of Flatbush a pale imitation of Fonzie might lead some to believe that Winkler was coasting on his Fonz persona there for a while. In reality, that role preceded his Happy Days role.

It’s likely substantially worse than that: not just xenophobic but straight-up racist. While he may not have been pleased with the plentiful Portuguese immigrants in R.I. (and may have written some stuff about them I’m not aware of), when he disparagingly referred to “Brava Portuguese,” he was talking about Africans…

I doubt that’s his motive: If there’s one thing that Bill Simmons is good at above all else, it’s happily spewing out content. Have you not read any of his ESPN or Grantland articles, for which it’s necessary to buzz your secretary to announce you won’t be taking any calls this afternoon, or do you not have a copy of…

Did you hear? The horse raced past the barn fell! Also, the old man the boat!

Sheesh. Disappointing. You could have simplified this and focused solely on Bruce Willis flicks.

I get your point, so I’m not trying to be snarky here, but it’s not as if a desire to get in on this cannibalism fad was a major motivating force behind adapting the game to TV, considering as it was for just one episode and considering that this adaptation has been in the works for at least five years (i.e., before…